should muslim follow govermant order of one child policy or oppose it?
which comes first local national laws or religious bilief?
Uighur women in remote Chinese province clash with family planning restrictions
http://archives.cnn.com/2000/ASIANOW/east/11/13/china.birth.control/
Re: one child policy and muslims
Religious belief always comes first.
Surpression of one's religious beliefs by a nation represents a violation of the right to freedom of belief.
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Of course China violates the right to freedom of belief. Religion, as will all aspects of life, is strictly controlled by the government.
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march with me brother..I want to build a hanuman temple in Saudi.
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Ah, but in that case, you’d be violating the religious beliefs if the majority and thus going against the majority’s human rights.
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Building a temple is going against the majority's religious beliefs? If you use that argument then anyone can implement discrimination, exlcusionary practices, and arrogance and call it religion.
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^ speaks volumes of the religous beliefs of the majority then. 
intolerant gits
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And rastafarians want to smoke dope in America…ain’t gonna happen…
Although, I personally think outside of Mecca or Medina, it should be allowed…everything else is just land.
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Hanuman and Ganesh won't survive in a desert......Hindus need to start worshippin camels or date palms....
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Building a temple in a specifically named geographically region is against the majority’s belief, yes.
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Come to think of it, why not? Just overthrow the Saudi kings and then build the temple in one of the areas of Saudi arabia where its existence is not forbidden, like the far north or south.
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Maddy, how about then the majority belief of the Jews to claim the whole peninsula their's? Should we just give it to them? Or your majority theory rules otherwise?
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is there any reference in quran and hadiths non-muslim relgious places cant be built? i dont see any specfic geographical area mentioned in quran or hadiths
about this.
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Is it backed by their Torah? or just their own?
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2 words: Babri Masjid.
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Who cares. It is the majority that matters right?
How about the majority of Christian who feel offended by the thought that their God is only a man? Should they have the right to force the rest of the world believe something different cos it 'violates their religious belief'?
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By digressing from the topic we are not achieving anything. We should have a healthy discussion here.
If a person cant abide by the rules of the land, then he needs to emigrate or kill himself. There is no point in talking about religion and all that stuff. In India two/one child policy has not been been adopted by the Govt. We can see the ramifications very well. In south India, we see muslim families unable to take care of their huge number of children. Since these children are not exposed to quality education (Not madrassa kind), they easily become anti-social elements who ruin not only their lives but also the lives of thers.
If a person is not able to take care of his children he should not beget them just for the sake of having a child. I mean, a peson should be able to provide the basic necessities in life to his children.
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That should be fine…just as the majority of Muslims belief that mirzai’s are nothing but a transgressing heretical cult with no relation to Islam, hence non-muslims…
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CheG, do you even realize what you just considered 'fine'? If not, let me know & I will explain that to you in simple terms.
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CheG, if that is fine, then the majority of those who believe in Jesus as prophet do not recognize any subesquent prophets, so those who do are a transgressing heretical cult with no relation to the Abrahamic faiths.